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    12/3/22 - Mini Show: Saudi Lobbyist, Permafrost Virus, CNN Layoffs, RailWorker Interview, FIFA, Dem Repub Chart

    enDecember 03, 2022

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    • Refresh and enhance different aspects of your lifeFind deals on home decor and wardrobe essentials, upgrade to a reliable 5G network, enjoy refreshing scents, and support independent news outlets while advocating for fair use rights.

      There are various ways to refresh and enhance different aspects of your life. At dd's discounts, you can find deals on home decor and wardrobe essentials to give your space a spring refresh. With Straight Talk Wireless, you can enjoy a reliable 5G network and unlimited data for as low as $25 a line for your family or chosen group of people. Clorox Scentiva offers a powerful clean and refreshing scents to transform your space into a tropical getaway. For content creators, supporting independent news outlets can help expand coverage and improve production quality. However, the challenges faced in upholding fair use rights can hinder the distribution of important news content. It's important to stand by these principles and continue advocating for fair use rights in media.

    • YouTube's inconsistent application of rules for news channelsContent creators face challenges with copyright issues on YouTube, leading to lost views and revenue, while the platform's inconsistent application of rules adds complexity for independent media outlets.

      Covering politics and news on YouTube comes with significant challenges and inconsistencies in the application of rules, making it difficult for independent media outlets. The creator of a YouTube channel discussed their experience with copyright issues, which can result in content being taken down, even for news gathering or core journalistic values. These issues can lead to lost views and revenue, as remedies may not come until weeks after the content has been removed. Furthermore, the creator noted a significant partisan gap in opinions towards news media, entertainment, higher education, broadcasting, mining, education services, and oil and gas industries according to a YouGov survey. These findings highlight the complexities and challenges faced by both content creators and consumers in the digital media landscape.

    • Partisan Differences in Views Towards Various SectorsRepublicans and Democrats hold contrasting opinions on news media, higher education, tobacco, pharmaceutical companies, professional sports, finance, and mining. Both parties share a negative attitude towards finance and professional sports, while having opposing views on tobacco and higher education.

      There are significant partisan differences in how Americans view various sectors, with Republicans and Democrats holding contrasting opinions on news media, higher education, tobacco, pharmaceutical companies, professional sports, finance, and mining. For instance, Republicans have a more negative view of news media and tobacco, while Democrats have a more positive view of tobacco and a more negative view of higher education. Interestingly, both parties share a negative attitude towards the finance industry, a shift from the past when Wall Street support was seen as a sign of intellect and seriousness. The data also suggests potential areas for bipartisan action, such as lowering insulin prices, which is a topic of skepticism among both parties. Another surprising finding is the low rating of professional sports by both parties. Additionally, scientists have revived a 48,500-year-old virus from the permafrost, which could have disturbing consequences for the world.

    • Discovery of ancient virus in Siberian permafrost could have unknown consequencesAncient viruses and microbes revived from Siberian permafrost could release large amounts of greenhouse gases and have unknown consequences

      Scientists have discovered and replicated a giant virus named Pandoravirus Tinderoma, which is over 48,000 years old and was found in the melting Siberian permafrost. This discovery could be the tip of the iceberg, as climate change is releasing ancient viruses and other organisms that could have unknown consequences. The researchers have warned that these revived microbes and viruses could release large amounts of carbon dioxide and methane, further enhancing the greenhouse effect. Additionally, the French lab that facilitated the replication of Pandoravirus Tinderoma has admitted that they have no idea what it does, increasing concerns about potential risks. The discovery of older and older viruses as the permafrost continues to melt is also a cause for concern. Meanwhile, CNN is facing layoffs due to economic uncertainty and cost-cutting pressures from its parent company.

    • CNN Faces Layoffs and Financial ChallengesCNN is undergoing significant layoffs due to declining ad revenue and holding onto cable subscriber fees, while a Saudi alfalfa company gains influence over Arizona water rights through lobbying raises concerns about corporate capture and foreign investment.

      CNN is facing significant layoffs and financial challenges, despite continuing profits, largely due to declining advertising revenue and the holding on to cable subscriber fees. The organization, under new leadership, is making harsh cuts, mostly affecting paid contributors. The future direction of CNN and its editorial shift remains unclear, but it's likely the company will continue to hold on to its current business model as long as possible. Meanwhile, in other news, the water rights in Arizona are under scrutiny as a Saudi alfalfa company, through a lobbyist, has gained a seat on the county board overseeing water issues. This raises concerns about corporate capture, foreign investment, and regional water politics.

    • Saudi alfalfa farming in Arizona doesn't sway election issuesComplex regulatory oversight breakdown allows foreign companies to rely on vast water resources for operations, creating a challenging political landscape for balancing corporate interests and constituents' needs.

      The Saudi Arabian company's large-scale water usage for alfalfa farming in Arizona, despite public concerns and water scarcity issues, did not become a significant election issue for the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors member Galvin. This situation highlights a complex regulatory oversight breakdown, where foreign companies and large corporations, including developers, rely on vast water resources for their operations. The balancing act between regulating these entities and avoiding potential backlash from other interest groups creates a challenging political landscape. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has become a focal point for right-wing GOP election denial politics due to its perceived alignment with corporate interests over constituents' needs, fueling distrust and intense hostility towards the system.

    • Foreign influence at state and local levelsForeign corporations and governments, like Saudi Arabia, are targeting state and local politics to wield economic power and influence local decisions, using hyper-targeted investments and weak enforcement of laws.

      The influence of foreign corporations and governments, like Saudi Arabia, extends beyond just federal politics in the United States. They are increasingly targeting state and local levels to wield economic power and influence local politics. This tactic, which can involve hyper-targeted foreign capital investments, has become more prevalent due to weak enforcement of laws and the ease of flooding the political system with money. An example of this was the Saudi regime's reported interest in lobbying at the state and local level, particularly in the American heartland. The use of political influence as a cudgel was also highlighted, with a lobbyist involved in the issue attempting to label opposition to foreign involvement as racist. The ease of this influence, coupled with the weak enforcement of laws, raises concerns about the potential for foreign interference in American politics at all levels.

    • Water rights and regulation in Arizona: Conflicts of interest and prioritizing corporate interests over local communitiesThe debate over water rights and regulation in Arizona reveals potential conflicts of interest and the need for transparency, while emphasizing the importance of prioritizing local community needs over corporate interests in the water industry. The growing water futures market also underscores the need for fair and equitable access to this vital resource.

      The debate over water rights and regulation in Arizona highlights the potential for conflicts of interest when individuals with ties to powerful interest groups are tasked with making decisions that could impact those same groups. The testimony from a lawyer trying to block water monitoring in the largely unregulated water industry raises concerns about transparency and prioritizing the needs of local communities over corporate interests. Furthermore, the growing market for water futures trading and speculation underscores the importance of ensuring fair and equitable access to this vital resource.

    • Freight rail labor dispute and water market complexitiesWorkers in the freight rail industry push for better wages and conditions, while the government intervenes to prevent a potential nationwide shutdown. The water market experiences complexity and potential risks with the creation of derivatives and financial instruments.

      The freight rail industry in the US is facing a contentious labor dispute, with workers and unions pushing for better wages and conditions, and the government intervening to prevent a potential nationwide rail shutdown. This issue highlights the power dynamics at play in the industry, with workers seeking fair compensation and management and the government working to prevent disruptions to the economy. Meanwhile, the water market is also experiencing complexity and potential risks, with the creation of water derivatives and financial instruments opening up new avenues for investment and speculation, potentially driving up prices and introducing systemic risks. It's important to note that the perspectives of those most directly affected by these issues, the rail workers and the water users, are often overlooked in mainstream media coverage. To gain a deeper understanding, it's essential to listen to the voices of those on the ground. In this episode of Breaking Points on The Real News Network, we speak with Merilee Taylor, a retired railroad engineer and activist with Railroad Workers United, about the current state of the freight rail industry and the ongoing labor dispute. We also discuss the potential risks and opportunities in the water market with Dan Foley, the editor in chief of The Real News Network and host of the podcast Working People.

    • Railroad workers resist proposed legislation to end strikeRailroad workers and their unions are strongly resisting proposed legislation that could force them back to work, viewing it as an infringement on their constitutional rights to strike.

      Railroad workers and their supporters are expressing deep anger and resistance towards the proposed legislation that could potentially end their ongoing contract dispute and force them back to work. They view this as an infringement on their constitutional rights to organize and strike. The workers see this fight as not only their own, but a global labor issue, and they plan to make it a public campaign to gain support. They have a history of taking a strong stance against perceived attacks on their freedoms, as seen in previous actions against attendance policies. The workers' unions have already voted to strike, and they are prepared to continue their resistance despite legal challenges.

    • Railroad Workers' Labor Dispute: Unions Fight for Better ConditionsRailroad workers are protesting for improved work-life balance, safe staffing, and an end to strict attendance policies, causing disruptions and solidarity from other unions.

      The ongoing labor dispute between railroad workers and the Biden administration has sparked frustration and anger among various unions in the country. Railroad workers are fighting for better work-life balance, safe staffing levels, and an end to draconian attendance policies. The lack of predictability in work schedules and constant readiness to be called in has led to significant stress and missed life events. The railroad industry's intransigence in addressing these issues has resulted in a volatile situation that has gained the attention and solidarity of other unions. The ILWU's stance against handling goods during strikes is an example of the power unions hold in supporting each other. This labor dispute not only impacts railroad workers but also serves as a reminder of the importance of unions in advocating for workers' rights and fair working conditions.

    • Support and solidarity for labor unionsLabor unions need our support, and their struggles are part of a larger movement for workers' rights. Some leaders have failed to support workers, so it's crucial to amplify their stories and demand change.

      Labor unions, like the longshore workers currently in a contract fight, need our support and solidarity. The railroad workers' struggle against intransigent carriers is not an isolated incident, but part of a larger movement for workers' rights. Unfortunately, some leaders, like President Joe Biden, have failed to support the workers, making it crucial for us to amplify their stories and demand change. The Railway Labor Act of 1924, while a significant part of the issue, is just the tip of the iceberg. We must continue to fight for one another and expose the actions of those who oppose workers' rights. Ultimately, the groundswell of support from workers and their allies can create a seismic shift in the labor landscape.

    • A time of change and upheaval in the railroad industryThe future of the railroad industry depends on the actions of the labor force, who hold the power to determine its direction

      We are living in a time of great change and upheaval, particularly in the railroad industry. This turbulence presents both challenges and opportunities. It's a difficult time to work on the railroads, but it's also an exciting time to be alive and to be involved in labor movements. The future is uncertain, and the outcome depends on the actions we take now. The ongoing discussions and energy in the industry are laying the groundwork for potential mass action, though the specific form that action will take is still to be determined. The decision-making power ultimately lies with the labor force, not with Congress or railroad executives. The railroad workers are the ones creating all the value, and their collective voice and action will determine the industry's future.

    • Railroad Workers' Fight for Better ConditionsWorkers are striking for paid sick leave, safety, and respect, highlighting the importance of addressing labor concerns and ensuring fair practices.

      The ongoing railroad worker strike is a powerful demonstration of workers' rights and their determination to improve their quality of life. Railroad workers feel they have been neglected for decades, with no decent contracts since the 1970s. They are fighting for paid sick leave, safety, and respect, and their actions have brought national attention to their cause. Despite efforts to avert a strike, the fundamental issues remain unresolved, and the workers are committed to continuing their fight. They argue that their exhaustion, which can impair their ability to work safely, is as dangerous as being legally drunk. The public should be aware that the effects of the strike will still be felt, even if an agreement is reached. This situation underscores the importance of addressing workers' concerns and ensuring fair labor practices.

    • Railroad Workers' Strike: Addressing the Root CausesThe railroad workers' strike was averted, but labor issues and negative consequences persist due to unaddressed concerns over quality of life and workplace safety. Solidarity and community support can help, while the labor movement continues to advocate for workers' rights and unity across industries.

      The railroad workers' strike, which was averted by President Biden and Congress, could lead to more labor issues and negative consequences if the root causes of workers' dissatisfaction, such as quality of life and workplace safety concerns, are not addressed. Workers are already quitting in record numbers, leading to potential slowdowns, idle trains, and supply chain disruptions. To show solidarity, individuals and organizations can reach out to Railroad Workers United for support, and vice versa. Additionally, communities and civic organizations can voice their support for the workers and put pressure on the rail carriers to make necessary changes. The labor movement should continue to fight for workers' rights and prioritize solidarity among unions in different industries.

    • The Power of Unity and Collaboration in AdversityBuilding stronger networks and alliances among workers is essential for fighting against anti-worker actions. Mental health support is crucial for everyone, and online therapy offers flexibility, affordability, and accessibility. Trusted news sources provide expert analysis, and unity is a powerful force for a better future.

      Building stronger networks and alliances among workers is crucial in the face of adversity, as exemplified by Marilee Taylor's long-standing activism for railroad workers. Taylor, who retired from BNSF Railway this year, emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration in fighting against anti-worker actions, including those of the Biden administration. This message resonates with the broader labor movement and the ongoing class struggle. Additionally, mental health support is an essential resource for everyone, and online therapy through BetterHelp offers flexibility, affordability, and accessibility to help manage mental health challenges. In the information age, it's essential to have reliable news sources, and The Economist has been a trusted news provider for over 180 years, offering expert analysis on a wide range of topics. Lastly, the upcoming film "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" showcases the power of unity and the struggle for a better future for all, as a young ape embarks on a journey to fight for a future for apes and humans alike.

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